The French language is quite logic and has a fairly efficient morphological system. For example, it can create nouns meaning 'the place where something takes place' using the forms -erie and -oir, and ...

I'm using duolingo to practice my French which is good for immersion but kind of lacking on grammatical explanations. I keep running across what looks like two types of possessive pronouns. Sometimes ...

I sometimes see things such as Il parle vite, when I would have thought it ought to be Il parle vitement. Are these interchangeable, or is the former technically wrong but casually permissible, or…?
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I consider using it as sort of a "brand-name", so it needs to have an "adjective feel". Such as "Thousand Hearts Films" (instead of "a thousand hearts films").
Google Translate gives "mille coeurs", ...

I know vous is used for plural but also for being polite. I also know that the adjective should agree with the subject. So, if I'm saying to two or more people that they're sympathetic, then I would ...

A literal translation of "pauvre" is poor. This could have at least two meanings 1) not rich, and 2) unfortunate.
I was told (and forget which is which) that if you place pauvre before the noun, it ...

How would I say “with basin-like characteristics” in French?
I have something along the lines of “avec des caractéristiques comme un bassin” but I find it very ugly and unappealing. Anything better?
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